I need.50 pound seconds of momentum, to break the opposite leg bone on a quartering away shot from a tree stand, and to continue on through so I get an exit hole, since quartering away is the most lethal shot available. Under the throws of adrineline, I wish I could always put that arrow perfect on a quartering away shot, but facts from my history says a tiny flench means accidental heavy bone hits. To my knowledge, there is no material available that tells us exactly what we need for doing that consistently, so its a good safe starting point I feel.
Im a poor boy....I want 1 arrow to do all my needs. Im not going to work up 10 different arrows for 10 different game animals anyway. How many folks use their deer set ups for small game? Same difference right?...Dont need as much for small game either but its common. Just because im doing something out of the norm, dont mean its a horrible idea does it? If so I guess I can back er down! This way if I want to hunt up to moose confidently with my lighter bow weight, I can do so with the same arrow, since moose will need .57 pound seconds of momentum to break that leg, give or take a bit. .57 does zebra, so im thinking moose is close...